@@elizabeth4275 keep at it!! I started using a virtual assistant, which helps but I think it's more about finding good items and pricing them fairly. Best of luck!!
I want to thank you and some other resellers for putting these videos out there, I started full time In January this year and I’m not making crazy money but I am making enough To pay all the bills and I really can’t ask for more. Thank you a million times for giving me the confidence to do this!!! I pray that your baby is healthy and happy 💕
“Your worth being compared to the success of your business” resonated with me on such a personal level.... I literally thought “how does she know me so well 😂” This is a lesson ALL RESELLERS NEED TO ABSORD! You are extraordinary even on your zero sales days ❤️
I didn't realize how much great general business advice you would give. It's applicable to many new ventures, not just poshmark - well done and thank you!!
The last few videos you’ve done have felt like going to therapy in the best way possible. You’re so thoughtful and measured in how you approach everything you share with us and it’s genuinely helpful and meditative to listen to your thought process. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this Mogi. I currently work a full time job and go to school full time but when I’m done with school I’m planning on doing Poshmark. This is super helpful. I appreciate you.
You seem like such a wonderful person overall! I’ve learned so much from you. And not just the business side but personal growth and giving myself grace . Thanks for the reminder.
I think a lot of us needed to hear this, because I recently got my first 3 star review and wanted to cry, but I love how you put it “it’s a transaction not your worth” , new Subbie!!
Amazing thankyou for sharing your tips its so refreshing to see someone with powerful strategies. I am so bogged down with so many clothes to sell by consignment and not enough time and this has seriously helped me to decide to get my first VA. Thanks for your honesty and highlighting the areas I need to work on. Much love from Erin Perth Western Australia xx
Matt is right ‘Risk it for the biscuit’ is definitely a thing! My son uses it. I wish you and Matt massive success. Thank you for for bringing great content and passing on what you’ve learned. I’ll be starting my own soon and am gathering all the tips I can.
I'm so happy for your Mogi!! Super video! I love your perspective and I love that you think BIG!! Congratulations on $100K!! I know you'll crush your next goal!! Much love! xo
Hi Mogi, I am a 41 year old woman and I am barely starting my Poshmark store. I am learning so much from you right now and writing all the tips you give. I am sure you will reach your goals in life. You have a very nice personality and I love that you share the knowledge you have in this bussines. Thank you for everything you teach us all.
Congrats! For those of us that are not good with graphs, etc. Did you make $100k total over the 3 yrs? ...I really appreciate how you try to educate people & seem to genuinely care about helping others learn. Its very helpful! Thank you
Mogi, THANK YOU! I have learned SO MUCH in a couple of your videos that I have not been able to find anywhere else! It is huge! Time is money and I have zero desire to spend hours upon hours watching multiple videos to learn one or two key concepts! You deliver quality information with great take aways as well as honesty about what has worked, what has not and the emotional toll a journey can cost! Soooo well done! THANK YOU!
This is spot on! The graphs and charts were really helpful to add to the video. I think the biggest thing I took away is how important it is to make that first hire, we will never be “ready” but we have to take the leap! You all will be at 200K in no time! ❤️
I had my best sales day ever yesterday. The sales kept coming! It was a really great feeling. I’m definitely addicted to this lol. Thanks for sharing your journey and congrats! ❤️
Hi fellow empath! I’ve been in retail my whole life literally! My parents raised my in the family florist business, was a big part of it until we closed 5 years ago. Worrying over customers and letting that seep into me has been an issue of mine the whole time. Been doing reselling since late 90s and I’m so grateful it was there for me when the family biz ended. Now I’m the proud leader of my own business with my daughter. (Still putting up that force field though to keep customers’ vibes separate than mine.)
That's crazy cool!! I think its aweosme when your born into a reseler family ..i grew up with ny grandma and she also was a clothing reseller but we lived in Mexico.. she would come to united stayes.. take to Mexico and flip it! .. i guess that's how its so engraved in me! 😄
Wow thank you! I have a few online side hustles and wanted to start on Poshmark in Canada....I learned so much from 2 videos! Will def be following you. I love how real and honest you are. Truely greatful, cheers
Your story is so inspiring and I've learned so much from your videos I quit selling in early 2016 (really late 2015) and just now getting back to it... I worked in exchange for vintage clothes with an estate sales lady from 2011-2014 and accumulated a literal ton which I've stored and not touched. As I get back into this part time, I'm determined not to make the same mistakes I made 5+ years ago!
My prior job (merchandiser) taught me a lot of lessons that I have brought into my reselling career. I’m a control freak & it took me a while to let go of that. I had to train people to do my job at other locations & I just had to let them show there work, while although I might not have liked it I had to let them do it so I could teach them where they went wrong. The other thing was if I made a mistake I would beat myself up so badly my boss pulled me aside & said this is just Clothing you are not saving lives. It’s something that has stuck with me & the minute I make a mistake I play that in my head.
That's SOOOO good to remember! I love that!! Clothes are meant to bring joy and make us feel confident, but lives don't depend on them. We're supposed to be having fun!
Risk it for the Biscuit! I think that the net profit portion comes in time. When you start the risk sometimes isn't worth it, but if you take those profits and reinvest into sourcing the higher dollar items become more attainable. I think that the worst thing I've had to overcome was taking the business personally as well. I would feel bad if there was a mistake. I still kind of do, but its less of a worry in that I have found my comfort zone. I feel like you don't have to relax your standards, but placing less energy into that worry and stress is way better. Thank you for your video and congrats on breaking $100,000!
That’s so awesome. I know how much out of your comfort zone this video has taken you, and I’m so proud of you for THAT as well as your growth successes. Congratulations!
Thanks for all of your insight. I have been doing Posh for almost a year now. I started out with the intentions of just a side gig to help pay off debt, hospital bills and vacation potentially. I work a full time job and at this point I'm trying to figure out how to eventually make reselling a full time job. I can see a huge improvement from when I started until now but know I have room for improvement.
Awesome 👏 Congratulations I’m shooting for $1000 this month and just started in February so have not had the best start with COVID-19!! I enjoy watching you and have learned so much from you during this short time.
Risk It for the Biscuit! Yes! Facing our fears and getting out of our comfort zones can be so hard. We're cheering for you! (Just taking Matt's direction and saying that out loud was the first step lol lol.)
Your so awesome !!! I suffer from mental health too, mine stems from being a nurse. So I've started my closet, it's exciting and making me happy XOXOO I needed this
The self-limiting belief you brought up regarding backbreaking labor really resonated with me. I am the daughter of immigrants who to this day are the hardest working people I know. They wake up at the crack of dawn and go to jobs that are laborious and barely make ends meet. For that reason, I've always regarded myself as being quite lazy in comparison, even though I am currently in the middle of my doctorate. I am working on realizing that working hard doesn't just mean manual, physical labor and that I deserve some credit.
I haven't thought about doing this thing full time, I usually just list a couple of pair of shoes like every other month but I really wanna give this a shot and try this full time, so I've been searching RUclips videos taking in advice from a lot of sellers
I love watching your videos! You are doing an awesome job! Congrats! Thank you so much for all your insights, I’m learning a lot. You’re so down to earth, makes me want to watch all your videos. And cute dog 😊
Very well put thank you for sharing. I have actually contemplated the high cost of goods for a higher payout, I think the fear of paying up for inventory is holding me back. Along with the fact I don't source retail very well.
Congratulations Mogi Beth on this amazing milestone!!! You will be very successful in life because you work hard, study hard and really, really want it! I look forward to watching you on your journey and learning from you to better my business too. Thank you for always being honest and transparent with all your watchers. When I watch you, I feel like it is possible to be successful as a reseller because you provide the whole package of the business. I hope that makes sense! 😀 I'm looking forward to your $200k video! -Susan
Congratulations!!! That's seriously so amazing, says so much about your work ethic as well! Thanks for all the tips and tricks, especially the logic behind hiring an employee later down the road. YESSS you are so gonna hit your next goal way sooner than you think! DEFINITELY, gotta risk it for the biscuit! I totally feel ya on the scary aspect of showing your face I just started my RUclips a few weeks ago, but the passion outweighs that and the drive to help others means so much more and with time I am sure it becomes more like second nature. YES and you absolutely have to take risks up front for anything to grow and flourish - initial investments, time committed, and trying something new, I think its all essential to success, no matter what stage you're in and which next chapter you're trying to get to! What a great mindset Mogi! Hope you have just a fantastic week ahead! Take care :)
I am a Poshmark seller for about 6 months now and also I am retired. I have always loved thrift shopping and worked retail for years. One advice I can give you is don’t rely on people to make you happy. They sometimes will disappoint you in the end.
OMG girrrl my dad too. It's taken me years to learn this. I'm thankful for learning to work hard but also thankful I learned how to balance along the way because 4 am to 9 pm is not what I want or need. Thanks for sharing this video with us! :)
Oh my! How cool! I live in Wichita, KS now. I moved from CA to KS a year ago due to my husband's family living here. I just started reselling again. 😊 I am still finding all of the sourcing spots around here.
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That is so awesome💃 You have such a great attitude and are so generous with your knowledge that you deserve every bit of success that has come your way. Congrats and hugs from AZ 🌵
For a young business Woman you really have your Stuff together. I like that very much and that very reason is why I subb to your channel. I am sure to take away a lot of pointers from you and implement them or tweek as per my own stratergy. I thank you very much for sharing and giving us your perspective on how you manage your business. blessings in all you do thank you very much.
Hi Mogi, Thank you for putting yourself out there. I got a kick out of hearing you're a licensed real estate agent. Me too! I just found I reselling so much more is so much more fun. I appreciate your outlook and your feedback & advice. You have some really insightful tips. Keep doing what you're doing, and thank you for sharing your journey. (loved your vision board video too, by they way.) Cheers! Lisa @raincitythrift in Seattle.
Woooo Mogi! Congrats on 100K, that's huge! Loved hearing your lessons learned along the way. I also enjoyed hearing your thought process behind hiring employees. I had one to help me list but put a pause on that to try Vendoo out for a while (timing kinda worked out because right after the switch the pandemic hit so I couldn't source anyways). I think I'm going to go back to having an employee though because its such a motivator to have someone relying on you for work haha. If it's just me I find I just don't get the listings up. Thank you so much for your transparency! P.S. I am just now taking the leap into making youtube videos. It took a while to work up the courage. If you have a chance to watch my first video and let me know if you have any feedback I would really appreciate it :)
I agree 1000000% with the accountability sentiment! Having an employee really forces you to show up for your business. And CONGRATS!! I will definitely check it out! Already subscribed!
What?! You used to live in Wichita? So awesome! That's where I live and am new to working my PM business. I'm discovering places to source. Your channel is truly the best with so many good tips! Can't say thank you enough!
Wow! This was very informative thank you! I agree with your first,point about the expensive dress and the tank top analogy. It's really hard for me to put that into practice though for myself, because I have spent a little more money to purchase name brand or popular items, only to have them sit in my closet and never sell- even though i ask 60% off original price. All my money has come from selling smaller items. For some reason... Most people who follow me on poshmark want high quality name brands, but they onky want to pay between $5-8 dollars. I guess for me it's somewhat a different experience. But in order to make my money back and then some extra, i had to go with very inexpensive purchases and reselling items at less than $20. $32 is the highest amount ive made on an item- a wedding gown. It was discouraging to me but i only paid $12.50 so it was extra money
Hey Mogi, do you think next time you can share a little bit how you best capitalized on your first hire? What tasks did you get help with etc that drove a better bottom line? Especially if it's remote cuz it will have to be that way for a while now..
I was just thinking about how great flexibility is with reselling, i recently got back into it wit quarantine and clearing out my house! Sooo much stuff i dont wear...appreciate ur videos for motivation!!!
Net profit FTW. I have a base amount I want to make per item, and really rarely buy things that won't give me that minimum - only if a super popular item I knew for sure would sell quickly and easily. Beyond that, I have no issue paying "up" for an item thats going to get me a $40, $50, etc net profit. I'll take those all day.
My father said something yesterday that really hit home and discouraged me. He said “I hope all that stuff you’re getting actually sells because I don’t want it just sitting in my house”. Over the time in quarantine I’ve spent hours and hours researching trends and brands that are selling, I feel like I now know what not to buy that will just sit in my closet, but that really discouraged me. What are your thoughts? Any advice or words of encouragement would be great help. Thanks!
In my experience, everything will sell at a certain price! I don’t know your inventory, but I have proven to myself time and time again that what I pick up will sell. May not be in the amount of time or the dollar amount I anticipated. But there are lots of people out there looking for all kinds of stuff! You’ll prove that to your dad soon enough!
Generally speaking....if people are good people they mean well. Given that, most entrepreneurs and success coaches tell you to just go about your business and inform others after your plan is in place. This doesn't mean don't ask advice, share your successes etc, but new ventures also mean new concepts to others. If you live with your father, then just show you've worked on systems as much as inventory and show him the potential that can arise and that you expect valleys to go with the peaks...that's life....but here's how you'll attack those times as well. Use it as an opportunity to get close to your father..or other person and ask questions like, what was the best advice you were ever given, were there any times you wished you took a chance on something, etc. Different generations have different experiences, good and bad.....and there's good and bad in that. Keep strong and I hope you're a smashing success.....and even if not, then thats ok too, you learned what you don't want and that is worth while as well. Its all good Mikayala. Have a Blessed Day!!!!!
You should sell on eBay as well! Some things I’ve had listed for a year on eBay have sold on Poshmark within 2 weeks and vise versa. I’ve been cross listing like crazy during this quarantine!
The whole “effort for a $10 profit vs a $50 profit” really struck me. A true “duh” moment for me. I am learning to pick up much worthier items!
Congrats!! I'm working through just getting one sale a week 😭. You've definitely got a new subscriber!! And cheers to your next 100k!
Same here. When I get 2, I'm over the moon...
Me too!
Lol I’m just working on getting one sale in 15 days .you’re better than me 😀
@@elizabeth4275 keep at it!! I started using a virtual assistant, which helps but I think it's more about finding good items and pricing them fairly. Best of luck!!
Put me in my casket because that top has me dead and gone to heaven
I want to thank you and some other resellers for putting these videos out there, I started full time In January this year and I’m not making crazy money but I am making enough To pay all the bills and I really can’t ask for more. Thank you a million times for giving me the confidence to do this!!! I pray that your baby is healthy and happy 💕
“Your worth being compared to the success of your business” resonated with me on such a personal level.... I literally thought “how does she know me so well 😂” This is a lesson ALL RESELLERS NEED TO ABSORD! You are extraordinary even on your zero sales days ❤️
yessssss!!!! 💗✨
Love your authenticity, I very much relate to you. What a huge accomplishment. Congrats
Thank you so much!! 💗✨
I didn't realize how much great general business advice you would give. It's applicable to many new ventures, not just poshmark - well done and thank you!!
The last few videos you’ve done have felt like going to therapy in the best way possible. You’re so thoughtful and measured in how you approach everything you share with us and it’s genuinely helpful and meditative to listen to your thought process. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this Mogi. I currently work a full time job and go to school full time but when I’m done with school I’m planning on doing Poshmark. This is super helpful. I appreciate you.
Very exciting!!! Thank you! 💗
You seem like such a wonderful person overall! I’ve learned so much from you. And not just the business side but personal growth and giving myself grace . Thanks for the reminder.
💗✨thank you!!
I think a lot of us needed to hear this, because I recently got my first 3 star review and wanted to cry, but I love how you put it “it’s a transaction not your worth” , new Subbie!!
Amazing thankyou for sharing your tips its so refreshing to see someone with powerful strategies. I am so bogged down with so many clothes to sell by consignment and not enough time and this has seriously helped me to decide to get my first VA. Thanks for your honesty and highlighting the areas I need to work on. Much love from Erin Perth Western Australia xx
Matt is right ‘Risk it for the biscuit’ is definitely a thing! My son uses it. I wish you and Matt massive success. Thank you for for bringing great content and passing on what you’ve learned. I’ll be starting my own soon and am gathering all the tips I can.
I'm so happy for your Mogi!! Super video! I love your perspective and I love that you think BIG!! Congratulations on $100K!! I know you'll crush your next goal!! Much love! xo
Thank you Lori!!! 💗✨🤗 you rock! Much love right back atcha!
Hi Mogi,
I am a 41 year old woman and I am barely starting my Poshmark store. I am learning so much from you right now and writing all the tips you give. I am sure you will reach your goals in life. You have a very nice personality and I love that you share the knowledge you have in this bussines. Thank you for everything you teach us all.
Congrats! For those of us that are not good with graphs, etc. Did you make $100k total over the 3 yrs? ...I really appreciate how you try to educate people & seem to genuinely care about helping others learn. Its very helpful! Thank you
yes! 3.5 years! But vast majority was during the last 1.5 years
Mogi, THANK YOU! I have learned SO MUCH in a couple of your videos that I have not been able to find anywhere else! It is huge! Time is money and I have zero desire to spend hours upon hours watching multiple videos to learn one or two key concepts! You deliver quality information with great take aways as well as honesty about what has worked, what has not and the emotional toll a journey can cost! Soooo well done! THANK YOU!
This is spot on! The graphs and charts were really helpful to add to the video. I think the biggest thing I took away is how important it is to make that first hire, we will never be “ready” but we have to take the leap! You all will be at 200K in no time! ❤️
Love your content! Your transparency is inspiring! 🥰
thank you!! 🤗
I had my best sales day ever yesterday. The sales kept coming! It was a really great feeling. I’m definitely addicted to this lol. Thanks for sharing your journey and congrats! ❤️
congratulations
White you are truly inspiring!! With every video I get to learn something new!! I wish you luck for speedy $200k!!
Hi fellow empath! I’ve been in retail my whole life literally! My parents raised my in the family florist business, was a big part of it until we closed 5 years ago. Worrying over customers and letting that seep into me has been an issue of mine the whole time. Been doing reselling since late 90s and I’m so grateful it was there for me when the family biz ended. Now I’m the proud leader of my own business with my daughter. (Still putting up that force field though to keep customers’ vibes separate than mine.)
That's crazy cool!! I think its aweosme when your born into a reseler family ..i grew up with ny grandma and she also was a clothing reseller but we lived in Mexico.. she would come to united stayes.. take to Mexico and flip it! .. i guess that's how its so engraved in me! 😄
Such valuable info! I’ve been a posher for a while but just getting serious about it now! Keep up the good work!
Wow thank you! I have a few online side hustles and wanted to start on Poshmark in Canada....I learned so much from 2 videos! Will def be following you. I love how real and honest you are. Truely greatful, cheers
Great video! You are definitely providing the reselling community a ton of valuable information! Congrats on accomplishing this amazing milestone!
thank you!!! 🤗
Your story is so inspiring and I've learned so much from your videos I quit selling in early 2016 (really late 2015) and just now getting back to it... I worked in exchange for vintage clothes with an estate sales lady from 2011-2014 and accumulated a literal ton which I've stored and not touched. As I get back into this part time, I'm determined not to make the same mistakes I made 5+ years ago!
Your such a blessing to me and to all your viewers who pursuing to grow as a seller. I'm excited to watch your next video!
My prior job (merchandiser) taught me a lot of lessons that I have brought into my reselling career. I’m a control freak & it took me a while to let go of that. I had to train people to do my job at other locations & I just had to let them show there work, while although I might not have liked it I had to let them do it so I could teach them where they went wrong. The other thing was if I made a mistake I would beat myself up so badly my boss pulled me aside & said this is just Clothing you are not saving lives. It’s something that has stuck with me & the minute I make a mistake I play that in my head.
That's SOOOO good to remember! I love that!! Clothes are meant to bring joy and make us feel confident, but lives don't depend on them. We're supposed to be having fun!
Risk it for the Biscuit! I think that the net profit portion comes in time. When you start the risk sometimes isn't worth it, but if you take those profits and reinvest into sourcing the higher dollar items become more attainable. I think that the worst thing I've had to overcome was taking the business personally as well. I would feel bad if there was a mistake. I still kind of do, but its less of a worry in that I have found my comfort zone. I feel like you don't have to relax your standards, but placing less energy into that worry and stress is way better. Thank you for your video and congrats on breaking $100,000!
That’s so awesome. I know how much out of your comfort zone this video has taken you, and I’m so proud of you for THAT as well as your growth successes. Congratulations!
Congrats Mogi!! So excited for you!
thank you Tamsin!! 🤗
Thanks for all of your insight. I have been doing Posh for almost a year now. I started out with the intentions of just a side gig to help pay off debt, hospital bills and vacation potentially. I work a full time job and at this point I'm trying to figure out how to eventually make reselling a full time job. I can see a huge improvement from when I started until now but know I have room for improvement.
Awesome 👏 Congratulations I’m shooting for $1000 this month and just started in February so have not had the best start with COVID-19!! I enjoy watching you and have learned so much from you during this short time.
YAY!! That's WAY better than I was doing at a few months in, so congrats!
That's a great goal Sherri. Sending you lots of positive vibes that you make it
Wow! What a pleasure it was to watch this. So much of what you shared resonated with me. Thank you!
Love this shirt on you! Great tips and i just love your personality!! So grateful for you!!
Thank you for your honesty and generously sharing your challenges and inspiring success!!! Wishing you may blessings.
Congrats on the milestone. More importantly congrats on the progress of self awareness and growth. You inspire me.
Risk It for the Biscuit! Yes! Facing our fears and getting out of our comfort zones can be so hard. We're cheering for you! (Just taking Matt's direction and saying that out loud was the first step lol lol.)
Thank you for everything. Im learning a lot with you. Hope you make $200.000 this year.
You’re videos are so helpful! I’ve gotten two sales in one week because of you. Thank you!
Your so awesome !!! I suffer from mental health too, mine stems from being a nurse. So I've started my closet, it's exciting and making me happy XOXOO I needed this
How's it going?
The self-limiting belief you brought up regarding backbreaking labor really resonated with me. I am the daughter of immigrants who to this day are the hardest working people I know. They wake up at the crack of dawn and go to jobs that are laborious and barely make ends meet. For that reason, I've always regarded myself as being quite lazy in comparison, even though I am currently in the middle of my doctorate. I am working on realizing that working hard doesn't just mean manual, physical labor and that I deserve some credit.
I haven't thought about doing this thing full time, I usually just list a couple of pair of shoes like every other month but I really wanna give this a shot and try this full time, so I've been searching RUclips videos taking in advice from a lot of sellers
Congratulations!!! I hope you take the time to appreciate & celebrate how far you've come! Also that blouseeee 😍
I love watching your videos! You are doing an awesome job! Congrats! Thank you so much for all your insights, I’m learning a lot. You’re so down to earth, makes me want to watch all your videos. And cute dog 😊
Thank you so much!!! 💗✨🤗
I love this video! Your tips are all new to me, even though I've been a reseller for years! Helped me so so much! Thank you Mogi Beth!
yay!! So happy to hear that!! 🤗
Very well put thank you for sharing. I have actually contemplated the high cost of goods for a higher payout, I think the fear of paying up for inventory is holding me back. Along with the fact I don't source retail very well.
Thank you! Yesss, it's daunting when you first start out. Definitely ease into with items that you are fairly certain are home runs!
Congratulations Mogi Beth on this amazing milestone!!! You will be very successful in life because you work hard, study hard and really, really want it! I look forward to watching you on your journey and learning from you to better my business too. Thank you for always being honest and transparent with all your watchers. When I watch you, I feel like it is possible to be successful as a reseller because you provide the whole package of the business. I hope that makes sense! 😀 I'm looking forward to your $200k video! -Susan
Congratulations! Believing in yourself is half the journey; so you got this!
Congratulations!!! That's seriously so amazing, says so much about your work ethic as well! Thanks for all the tips and tricks, especially the logic behind hiring an employee later down the road. YESSS you are so gonna hit your next goal way sooner than you think! DEFINITELY, gotta risk it for the biscuit! I totally feel ya on the scary aspect of showing your face I just started my RUclips a few weeks ago, but the passion outweighs that and the drive to help others means so much more and with time I am sure it becomes more like second nature. YES and you absolutely have to take risks up front for anything to grow and flourish - initial investments, time committed, and trying something new, I think its all essential to success, no matter what stage you're in and which next chapter you're trying to get to! What a great mindset Mogi! Hope you have just a fantastic week ahead! Take care :)
Thanks Mogi Beth, I really needed to hear about not identifying with my business and taking mistakes personal.
I am a Poshmark seller for about 6 months now and also I am retired. I have always loved thrift shopping and worked retail for years. One advice I can give you is don’t rely on people to make you happy. They sometimes will disappoint you in the end.
This video is gold. Thank you for sharing!!
Love you Mogi Beth! Love all your videos and you content is very helpful and enjoyable to watch!
Love it!! Btw your shirt is absolutely FABULOUS! ✨Who is it made by?
Congrats Mogi‼️ And thank you for your invaluable content‼️ Do you mind answering an occasional question on this platform?
So true , I've been a reseller during the hardest times of my life and had to step back , but I can always go back , it's never going anywhere
OMG girrrl my dad too. It's taken me years to learn this. I'm thankful for learning to work hard but also thankful I learned how to balance along the way because 4 am to 9 pm is not what I want or need. Thanks for sharing this video with us! :)
Great tips Mogi Beth! Thanks for all the great videos
This video is so so helpful! Also I am obsessed with your smile. thank you!!
Oh my! How cool! I live in Wichita, KS now. I moved from CA to KS a year ago due to my husband's family living here. I just started reselling again. 😊 I am still finding all of the sourcing spots around here.
Congrats, & thank you for another inspiring & informative video. You are rocking it!
Your best video- made me smile, Love it! You have an amazing personality and such great information! Good luck to you and Matt!
I appreciate you sharing these videos! I’m new to Posh and finding your videos very helpful.
Way to Go Mogi!!!! Your killing it!!
Hiya! Fellow zporylander here! That deep depression has a lot to euth the actusl lovation. Wr have a lot of rain and grey skies. ZMany people need to supplement with vitamin D and S.A.D lamp. The endless days of rain can get to you. On the plus side, we don't have tornadoes. ❤
That is so awesome💃 You have such a great attitude and are so generous with your knowledge that you deserve every bit of success that has come your way. Congrats and hugs from AZ 🌵
You are just so likable. Great video
Thanks for your honesty about your journey, I am going to start a Posh Mark journey
Congrats on 100K, Mogi! So excited for you! :) xo, Lindsay
For a young business Woman you really have your Stuff together. I like that very much and that very reason is why I subb to your channel. I am sure to take away a lot of pointers from you and implement them or tweek as per my own stratergy. I thank you very much for sharing and giving us your perspective on how you manage your business. blessings in all you do thank you very much.
Hi Mogi, Thank you for putting yourself out there. I got a kick out of hearing you're a licensed real estate agent. Me too! I just found I reselling so much more is so much more fun. I appreciate your outlook and your feedback & advice. You have some really insightful tips. Keep doing what you're doing, and thank you for sharing your journey. (loved your vision board video too, by they way.) Cheers! Lisa @raincitythrift in Seattle.
Congrats!!🎊🍾🎉🎈 Well deserved success!
Thank you for your transparency and sharing your knowledge with us.
Wow that's amazing!! Congratulations 🎉 I sell here and there but I want to make a bigger commitment to selling more. I hope I get to 100k one day.
Great video, Mogi Beth! This content was fabulous!!! Thank you 💕💕💕
Congrats ! I want to sell clothes too cause I’m crazy about clothing. I want put time into something I love ❤️
Woooo Mogi! Congrats on 100K, that's huge! Loved hearing your lessons learned along the way. I also enjoyed hearing your thought process behind hiring employees. I had one to help me list but put a pause on that to try Vendoo out for a while (timing kinda worked out because right after the switch the pandemic hit so I couldn't source anyways). I think I'm going to go back to having an employee though because its such a motivator to have someone relying on you for work haha. If it's just me I find I just don't get the listings up. Thank you so much for your transparency! P.S. I am just now taking the leap into making youtube videos. It took a while to work up the courage. If you have a chance to watch my first video and let me know if you have any feedback I would really appreciate it :)
I agree 1000000% with the accountability sentiment! Having an employee really forces you to show up for your business. And CONGRATS!! I will definitely check it out! Already subscribed!
Congratulations, girl! You're inspiring to me.
Thank you!!! 💗✨
OMG first of all lets discuss these sleeves henney.....
And congratulations to both you and matt! I'm so happy for you. You are #goals.
Congratulations Mogi!!! 🎊🎉
Another great video. I appreciate your willingness to share. Thank you!
I love your accent and your energy, and i Really Love your Tips❤
Congrats to you wow!! Besides Poshmark which other selling platforms do you suggest are the best?
Congratulations! I love your videos they are so helpful!!!
What?! You used to live in Wichita? So awesome! That's where I live and am new to working my PM business. I'm discovering places to source. Your channel is truly the best with so many good tips! Can't say thank you enough!
Wow! This was very informative thank you!
I agree with your first,point about the expensive dress and the tank top analogy. It's really hard for me to put that into practice though for myself, because I have spent a little more money to purchase name brand or popular items, only to have them sit in my closet and never sell- even though i ask 60% off original price. All my money has come from selling smaller items. For some reason... Most people who follow me on poshmark want high quality name brands, but they onky want to pay between $5-8 dollars. I guess for me it's somewhat a different experience. But in order to make my money back and then some extra, i had to go with very inexpensive purchases and reselling items at less than $20. $32 is the highest amount ive made on an item- a wedding gown. It was discouraging to me but i only paid $12.50 so it was extra money
Hey Mogi, do you think next time you can share a little bit how you best capitalized on your first hire? What tasks did you get help with etc that drove a better bottom line? Especially if it's remote cuz it will have to be that way for a while now..
Congratulations 🎊🎈 Love this video
I was just thinking about how great flexibility is with reselling, i recently got back into it wit quarantine and clearing out my house! Sooo much stuff i dont wear...appreciate ur videos for motivation!!!
Net profit FTW. I have a base amount I want to make per item, and really rarely buy things that won't give me that minimum - only if a super popular item I knew for sure would sell quickly and easily. Beyond that, I have no issue paying "up" for an item thats going to get me a $40, $50, etc net profit. I'll take those all day.
I’m so proud of you❤️ your channel is one of the best I’ve seen💯 I’m a full time seller on poshmark & Mercari I’m also trying ebay🤬
Hey 👋 Mogi! Please come back for another video soon. Missing your inspiration and education. Hope ALL is well with you 💐
Congratulations Mogi!!!
Just found your channel, love it! Great content.
Amazing info and channel! I’m routing for you!
Thank you for posting this video!! It was really helpful 💖🙏🏽
i love your shirt and background set up btw
Your top is gorgeous!!
Thank you!! It's Ulla Johnson 😍
Congrats on reaching $100.00! Your very informative and engaging. Thank you for your knowledge.
My father said something yesterday that really hit home and discouraged me. He said “I hope all that stuff you’re getting actually sells because I don’t want it just sitting in my house”. Over the time in quarantine I’ve spent hours and hours researching trends and brands that are selling, I feel like I now know what not to buy that will just sit in my closet, but that really discouraged me. What are your thoughts? Any advice or words of encouragement would be great help. Thanks!
In my experience, everything will sell at a certain price! I don’t know your inventory, but I have proven to myself time and time again that what I pick up will sell. May not be in the amount of time or the dollar amount I anticipated. But there are lots of people out there looking for all kinds of stuff! You’ll prove that to your dad soon enough!
Generally speaking....if people are good people they mean well. Given that, most entrepreneurs and success coaches tell you to just go about your business and inform others after your plan is in place. This doesn't mean don't ask advice, share your successes etc, but new ventures also mean new concepts to others. If you live with your father, then just show you've worked on systems as much as inventory and show him the potential that can arise and that you expect valleys to go with the peaks...that's life....but here's how you'll attack those times as well. Use it as an opportunity to get close to your father..or other person and ask questions like, what was the best advice you were ever given, were there any times you wished you took a chance on something, etc. Different generations have different experiences, good and bad.....and there's good and bad in that. Keep strong and I hope you're a smashing success.....and even if not, then thats ok too, you learned what you don't want and that is worth while as well. Its all good Mikayala. Have a Blessed Day!!!!!
Thank you for the encouragement, it means a lot!
You should sell on eBay as well! Some things I’ve had listed for a year on eBay have sold on Poshmark within 2 weeks and vise versa. I’ve been cross listing like crazy during this quarantine!
Annel Garcia I just ordered a shipping scale and poly mailers to begin cross listing hopefully next week 😊 thanks for the advice!